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  • A rate-card program deliberately stores no fixed price — no base price, no per-session price, no monthly price. Its tuition comes from the athlete’s tier instead.
  • With no stored price, a price field would otherwise render as Free. The label Rate Card: [card name] replaces that, so a rate-card program is never mistaken for an actually-free one. If the card name isn’t available, it falls back to plain Rate Card.
  • The label appears in four club-side places: the Price stat on the program overview, the Price row in Program Info, the Price column of the programs table, and the price line on the program card in grid view.
  • Families don’t see a single price either: the storefront program page shows Rate Card tuition plus the card’s tier table, with columns Weekly training and Monthly tuition.
  • Rate cards are available on plans that include Rate Cards — if you don’t see them under Settings → Financials, ask your Uplifter contact.
It’s confirmation, not a problem. Seeing Rate Card: [name] where a dollar figure used to be means the assignment saved and the program is now priced from that card. What each athlete pays depends on their total weekly class minutes across the programs on the card, so there is no single number to print on the program. What families see on your website. On the program page, the price card reads Rate Card tuition with the full tier table underneath, permanently expanded. On program cards in a listing, the same table is a collapsible disclosure. Collapsed, its label surfaces the resolved figure directly — for example “View tuition rate card · your tier: 181–300 min/wk — $310.00/mo” — so a signed-in family sees their own number without expanding it. How the ranges read. Bands display contiguously: the lowest starts at 0, middle bands start one minute above the band below, and the top band renders as [n]+ min/wk with no upper bound. Going back to a fixed price. Set the program’s Rate Card dropdown to No rate card (fixed price) and enter a monthly price again. That’s only possible while the program has no active enrollments — the assignment locks once athletes are enrolled. Related: How do I price a program from a rate card? · What happens when I change a rate card after athletes are enrolled? · What is a rate card, and when would my club use one? · What will I be charged today when I register for a class priced by the hour?